Basement, Bar & Wine Cellar Stained Glass for Your Houston Home
Tired of your basement looking drab and dreary? Try adding a stained glass window! Stained glass is the perfect choice for adding a bit of color and shine to the bar, basement, or wine cellar in your home. At Houston Stained Glass, we’ve helped dozens of homeowners renovate their basement by creating stained glass panels for window wells, wine cellar doors, hanging lights and panels, and cabinets. With stained glass, you can completely transform the appearance of your basement and give your home a high end, sophisticated look.
Stained Glass for Basement Windows
If you have a window well in your basement, you may want to consider replacing the ordinary glass with a stained glass window. Window wells that are left uncovered and expose nothing but a brick wall are unattractive and can take away from the aesthetic appeal of a room. With basement stained glass, you can cover up ugly window wells without blocking out the sun, which allows your basement to stay bright and beautiful.
Wine Cellar Stained Glass
Stained glass can also make an excellent addition to a wine cellar. Imagine your guests being greeted with a shining stained glass window right before they step into your wine cellar. Stylize your stained glass window with a grape vine or countryside design to make your wine cellar look like a secret indoor vineyard!
Stained Glass for Bars & Entertainment Rooms
Add stained glass to the bar, entertainment room, or pool table area in your home to create a unique vintage look. Adding stained glass lights or panels to these areas can make the room feel like a traditional Irish pub or rustic cabin. You can even add your family crest or motto to the stained glass to make it totally unique and personal to your family and display your pride for your heritage.
Get a Quote on Stained Glass in Houston
Get started on your home renovations today! Call Houston Stained Glass to receive an estimate on a stained glass window for the basement, bar, or wine cellar of your Houston home.